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Column: At 50, ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ shows us what’s missing now from true-crime movies
“Dog Day Afternoon” is turning 50. And it’s “Dog Day Afternoon,” the 1975 Sidney Lumet picture about an attempted Brooklyn, New York, bank robbery and the relatively brief hostage ...
Al Pacino Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Dog Day Afternoon' With American Cinematheque Crowd, and Picks Surprise Favorite Roles From His Career
Al Pacino spent time with some old friends, attending a 50th anniversary screening of “Dog Day Afternoon” at the American ...
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Al Pacino reveals his all-time favorite movie role claiming 'nothing touches it'
Al Pacino has been acting on the big screen for almost 60 years and across the decades has played some hugely iconic roles, but there's one he holds above all others ...
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Al Pacino Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ With American Cinematheque Crowd, and Picks Surprise Favorite Roles From His Career
“I turned down ‘Dog Day Afternoon,’ believe it or not ... with its highly-unusual-for-1975 use of a bisexual lead character who is in love with a trans woman, reflecting the reality of ...